Sentence examples for are compound from inspiring English sources
verb
To form (a resulting mixture) by combining different elements, ingredients, or parts.
All eukaryotes are "compound" organisms.
They are compound words with the hyphens left out.
They have basal leaves that are compound or deeply lobed.
His worries over identity are compound; related to gender and sexual performance as well as race.
Then there are compound characters – such as 休 (yasumu, 'rest') derived from 'a man leaning on a tree'.
The leaves are compound, typically with three leaflets, sawtooth-edged, and usually hairy.
Crustacean eyes are compound (as in insects) and may be composed of thousands of individual facets, or ommatidia.
The eyes of trilobites, which are compound and formed from crystal, demonstrate that the path of "sophisticated sight" was the one that happens to have been taken; it was "an innovation that made the world visible".
"The phenomena in which this psychic process clearly appears are compound words.
Thus, there is reason to doubt that we are compound things.
